Why Is Japan Still So Attached to Paper? – The New York Times
Why Is Japan Still So Attached to Paper? – The New York Times In an age of sharply escalating computerization and digitization of everything into an intan...
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Chris J Wilson – I still love paper
Chris J Wilson – I still love paper I can divide my life into the disorganized forgetful mess I was before I had my first notebook, and the increasingly o...
Brad Dowdy on Instagram: “I was asked what syntax I use in my notebook: 🔲✔️ for tasks #️⃣ for notes/ideas ↪️ for sub-notes That’s it!”
Brad Dowdy shares his notebook notation system on Instagram “I was asked what syntax I use in my notebook: 🔲✔️ for tasks #️⃣...
Well-Read Life™: The Peace of Paper
Well-Read Life: The Peace of Paper On paper, we can reflect, gaze out the window, and return to the same page we left. Instead of it changing, we change. If scr...
How to keep Analog Alive in the Edit Mines — The Pen Addict
How to keep Analog Alive in the Edit Mines — The Pen Addict You’re going to have to do edits–probably lots (and lots) of them–and sure, you...
A Year On Paper | Jamie Todd Rubin
A Year On Paper | Jamie Todd Rubin Excellent and detailed post about his return to paper journalling. (via Harvey Morrell)
The Wile Fallet – The Entanglement
The Wile Fallet – The Entanglement Information storage today is a perfect example of almost everything in the era of the Entanglement: some old problems have be...
The LDS Church Uses Pencils
Reader Angus Macfarlane reached out to me recently with an anecdote I found fascinating. He agreed to let me share it below: Patrick, I’ve been a long time read...
The Pencil Gives You Chances — Ernest Hemingway
If you write with a pencil you get three different sights at it to see if the reader is getting what you want him to. First when you read it over; then when it ...
100 Words – Nicholas Bate
100 Words – Nicholas Bate One hundred words on why one must put mind to paper.